Tranny Temp Sensor
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Tranny Temp Sensor
Does anyone have a tranny temp senor in their set up? I need to invest in one and would like to know which type/kind/brand to get.
It's for a 700R4
Thanks!
It's for a 700R4
Thanks!
Last edited by censley; Jul 23, 2012 at 11:54 AM.
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If you're thinking about an aftermarket gauge set-up there are 2 options.
One is a splice of a "T" fitting in the top line going to the raditior, the other is to weld a bung in the pan itself.
I'm probabky going with the bung route
One is a splice of a "T" fitting in the top line going to the raditior, the other is to weld a bung in the pan itself.
I'm probabky going with the bung route
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I used the Auto Meter 3357. I put the sensor into a bung on the side of my 2004r pan. Had the pan made with two bungs one for a drain the other for the sensor....
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Do you have dual exhaust? Have you had any problem with the tip on the sensor (wiring) getting wet?
They are my only 2 concerns.
Working on putting in Sunpro "Faze" gauges in my Delta to replace the factory gagues that are all wrong
I know they are rice, but they are in my closet taking up space and BRAND NEW they are going for $20 on eBay. I did need a water temp gauge, but for $25 shipped to my door and I'll have oil, volts, tranny temp, and water temp, I'll take it 
They are my only 2 concerns.
Working on putting in Sunpro "Faze" gauges in my Delta to replace the factory gagues that are all wrong
I know they are rice, but they are in my closet taking up space and BRAND NEW they are going for $20 on eBay. I did need a water temp gauge, but for $25 shipped to my door and I'll have oil, volts, tranny temp, and water temp, I'll take it
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